New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
President Grevy, in France, seems TO be
overloaded with son-in-law.

President Grevy, in France, seems TO be
gricvously overloaded with son-in-law.
Mr. Dorshcimcr seems to be getting above the
boiling point. He calls Mr. Nicoll "detcstable
cad because Mr. Ncoll did not listen TO his
dictation and refuse 10 run as n cand
against Mr.. Dorsheimer's friend, Colonel Fellows.
This is really going too far. Mr.. Dorsheimer
Keep your temper. II you get so frcnzied over
Mir Nicolls summing n Republican ticket, what
will YOU do when he is elected the week alter next
just now many prominent Democrats in Ohio
are on the ragged edge, because the fact has
leaked out that grand jury is about 10 ndict a
dozen or more prominent persons for participation
in the frauds in Franklin County two years ago.
1t was a case Of forgery, and the altered returns
promised at one time Democratic control Of the
Legislature and tie election Of q Democratic
Senator Accord ingly tho or minas were backed up
by the entire party, rs is usual with that party
in such cases. Now the question Is how many
prominent Democrats will have to stand in the
dock a. criminals, and defend themselves Tor
their part IN this crime Does the public take
notice how frequent these cases have become /?
Moolsin Democratic leader Of prominence in
Chicago; he is in the pcnitentary Other
Democrats by the dozen in indianapolis are ont Of
Jail only because their party dccs public opinion
and prevents their punishment for crimes com
mitted. Others still In Cincinnati hope TO escape
punishment for precisely similar offences. and are
shielded by the influence OF the Admnstratio on.
In New-Jerscy there is another batch Of Demo
cratic Jail birds. and il is an open secret that
prominent Democrats would have found their
way 10 the rcnitcntary had not politicians con-
scented during the senatorial struggle to refrain
from prosecution. As for Maryland, the revolt Of
prominent Democrats supplies all the evidence
that be desired respecting the conduct Of
democratic officials in that State.
Mr. Nicoll left the city yesterday to appear in
the Sharp case at Albany before tho Court Of
Apl Gals. He will never neglect public interests
to advance private objects, or even 10 promote
his political fortunes.
The statement that Mr.. Clcycland's common
place book is full 70 Overlooking seems hit the
nail the head.
IN Omaha Democratic editor speaks Of Colonel
Lamont rs the Bismarck Of the Cleveland re-
gimc." Now II tho German press does not wish
10 lc outdonc in politencss it will take occasion
TO refer to Bismarck the Lamont Of Emperor
William.
The Starr IS uncertain whether Mr.. Nicoll
has surrendered TO the Republican PARTY on it's
own terms. the Republican party has
rendered to Mr.. Nicoll his own terms While
The Star" Is considering this question we beg
leave to remark that neither Mr.. Nlcoll nor the
Republican party has surrendered to the boodlcrs
on their own terms
jefferson Davis gave way TO his sensations
and wcItp during his recent reception at Macon.
That is where Davis and Cleveland differ. During
Clevcand's tour. whenever he was welcomed he
gave way not to his sensations but to the CYCLIC
pmda.
Mayor Hewitt says that Colonel Fellows is "a
child Of genius" 1t is a pity that Genius didn't
cndow him with constitution strong enough
TO keep him on hand when the pet of the poodlcrs
was about TO bc tried.
Boss" Power regards his name as delusion
and snare.
This is good time for Colonel Fellows TO
take a trip to the Hot Springs.